Ajeet ACH 945 BG II is a regionally tailored Bt cotton hybrid seed developed by Ajeet Seeds Pvt. Ltd. for the specific needs of farmers in Punjab, Haryana, and Rajasthan. Engineered to withstand Cotton Leaf Curl Virus (CLCuV) and challenging weather, it delivers consistent yields and dependable fibre output.

Key Advantages of ACH 945

• North Zone Notified: Specifically approved for Punjab, Haryana, and Rajasthan conditions.
• High Tolerance to CLCuV: Protects against Cotton Leaf Curl Virus, a common threat in North India.
• Sturdy, Tall Plants: Reaches 160–170 cm height with excellent boll-holding capacity.
• Stable Boll Weight: Each boll weighs between 5.0–5.5 grams for assured productivity.
• Resistant to Leaf Reddening & Sucking Pests: Maintains healthy foliage and fruiting sites.
• Good Fibre Output: Ginning Outturn of 36.5–37.5% and staple length of 27.0–28.0 mm.

Technical Specifications

Cultivation & Application Guidelines

• Sowing Season: May – June (ideal for North India’s cotton cycle)
• Sowing Method: Dibbling with proper seed treatment recommended
• Spacing: Row spacing of 4–5 feet; plant spacing of 2 feet
• Depth: Sow seeds 2–3 cm deep in well-prepared soil
• Drainage: Ensure proper drainage to prevent root rot during monsoon
• Protection: Monitor for pest pressure and apply control as per regional advisories

Farmers' Feedback

“ACH 945 gave me healthy plants even in a CLCuV-prone zone. Bolls were uniform and fibre quality met mill standards.”

“We saw strong boll formation even under rainfed conditions. The ginning percentage was better than other hybrids we tried.”

FAQs – Ajeet ACH 945 BG II Hybrid Cotton Seeds

Q: Is ACH 945 suitable for Rajasthan and Punjab?

A: Yes, it is officially notified and recommended for Punjab, Haryana, and Rajasthan cotton zones.

Q: What is the staple length produced by this hybrid?

A: It delivers a fibre staple length of 27.0–28.0 mm, ideal for quality yarn production.

Q: Is it resistant to leaf reddening?

A: Yes, the hybrid is tolerant to leaf reddening and sucking pests under field conditions.

Q: Can it be used in rainfed areas?

A: Yes, with good management, it performs in both irrigated and rainfed setups.

Storage & Handling

• Keep seeds in a cool, dry, and shaded area away from sunlight and moisture.
• Use certified seeds within the same season for best germination and output.
• Always follow local agronomy advisories for fertilizers and crop protection products.
• Keep seeds out of reach of children and livestock.

Disclaimer: Yield and crop health depend on climatic conditions, field practices, and timely interventions. Always follow region-specific agricultural advice for best results.